Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1925. e e e e e, e, . ——————V— EN[] []F N"NE STR'KE Missing Church |STORE EMPLOYMENT | @ ®; @ %% %@%®: B ®O%%®% OOOOOGOLRORRLHROBR0% O 909 OGS0 Collection Found l SERllEE PLANNED = ‘ D Lrd . [ After 37 Years| e ‘ Spee | Credit Men Plan Clearing House to e e N ey et Aid Merchants—0f- ; : Settlement of Differences Af-| his home on: Hanorar steeet in ficers Elected. 2 1888, the late H. F. Crismond, o H treasurer of the church at that ‘Washingtor merchants will co- 7 fecting 11,000 Workers time, mysteriously lost the total |operate in the near futurs to form a 7th to 8th to E amount of the church collection at |clearing house for employes, it was = Near Scranton Expected. the morning services, and though |announced yesterday following the diligent search was made the |annual meeting of the board of di- money was not located. rectors of the Associated Retall Credit When hope of finding it was [Men of Washington, held at the or- Set-| @bandoned, Mr. Crismond and other | ganization's offices, 503 Seventh street, = coting 11,000| members of the church estimated |yesterday. syl-| the amount of the collection, which g had not been counted, and Mr. The clearing house will classify men Crismond gave Mis pe and women _seeking empl t throueh the offce with a View to ob- Brings Savings of Unexpected Generosity on the Most Desirable Offerings FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860 Phone Franklin 7400 taining the hest class of employ Abrabam Coonin of Willlam Hahn ! & Co., was elected president of the & : old desk of the firm of Willls & oo, Bdum of | Golden: mond, lof which the Ghiseh : ; Mrs. Elsle Loe Pre-Inventory Clearance Values Point the Way to 5 i 2 r eame |Newham of Jelleff's, treasurer, and 2 i gate i - Stephen IH. Talkes, as secretary and [ on anthracite fleld| 7, a9 been there 37 vears. It 1s |Mmanager. s > ituation presumed that Mr. Crismond stop. |, The directors include Harry V. Os-|[. w oa an l ° e s eaticil ped at his office on his way home |termayer of Wodiward & Lothrop; lan for mdjustmont o tne ments| @nd put the money away, forget- |Leo Baum, Goldenberg's; Charles M. 5 » : A plan for adjustment of the men's| g where he had left it. The |Keefer, Kann's; David Sanger, Phil- All inclusive markdowns!® Fancy it—every coat in our money was turned over fo the |iPsborn’s; Herbert J. Rich, Rich's shoe A T o et A et Sl Crismond estate. store; McMullen, the Hecht Co.; stock reduced to a fraction of the original price. Such values - it e Gl G i we believe cannot be duplicated Mark Lansburgh, Lansburgh & Bro., 2 ;-'32?’?,;?:?31'?.&"}? i e T e T B N $89.59, $98.50 er for her in a restaurant. sistal anager of the bureau. . el e s ; and $125 Coats $ 78.00. PRI N AR A N IR T R PR 2 2 2 A 2 P P 2 A i Further Reduced to. .. = : . \ Our highest grade models, in which the finest materials, Sprlng Is Heralded n the most exacting workmanship and the best quality furs combine for smartness and service [ Each Smart New Hat $65, $69.50 $ 5 i and $79.50 Coats 8 OO $ 00 Further Reduced to. .. * . ked when the men | 3 ) A limited quantity of handsome model: of fine suede and i i 3 : A n to work, at the 2 ¢ b bolivia, beautifully made and lined throughout with silk crepe. Quite the gayest and most effective models pending adfust- % N - Beaver, muskrat, marmot, fox and opossum trimmed. you've seen this season—are these taffeta, straw, ces. 5 ] crepe and straw and silk hats! Flower decked o - 7 | h severely tailored or delightfully frivolous—there is WEEKS GIVES APPROVAL i 3 .:zfl,ssséggooats $38 OO a s:.;lcc'f::r‘ :\';ry :-.rllIr‘l‘rel\\‘:"lrllywnxman,u i TO COMMERCIAL FLYING | ! ., Firther Reduced to: - - ° | For the matron, or bobbed ‘\a_ir-vi miss—in f i | G rom ose allowance is moderate—but must be Indorses Winslow Bill for Bureau v 3 f The woman whose allowance is moderate—b = I embroidered pleating and fz of Civil Air Navi- | made to include the smartest of fashions will find fust the SEGOND PLOOR, TAM I | coat she wants in this group. Trimmed with squirrel, wolf, muskrat, etc nces, drafted FEERIRER, $9.00 to $12.50 v $29.00 Discontinued Corsets Further Reduced to. . NN . / Our entire stock of popular priced coats—garments that i / were remarkable values at their |gnm|1 ,.u\(?‘. 5 .mi.mx of . \\\\\\\\\ \ N \ — — . | Nemo, Binuer and Smart Set Corsets that w \ S T originally marked $9.00 to $i2. Numbers that w N b [ are discontinuing and must clear away to make a plac & \\i\\} _ 2 | g S i for new stock—every corset fresh, new and in perfect condition. Slim, straightline effects with long or medium hip line and low bust. Made of good quality coutil and Warm, New Models | broche with elastic inserts . 5 { N Brassieres—A miscellaneous collection of styles in fine m OTM ZS 98 \ 1 quality check and satin stripe material. Cut on long lines ! back fastening. Regularly $150. Pre-Inventory 7 . ; v, e $1.00 price 3 : " SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. b il .BT OddCZOt]l Il 1] cniecsmenane e o HENA0A%, 1| New Plaid Collar and would have sold for almost double this price! stop the damage and restore | Styvles well dressed little girls are wearing i e el Beipadiowi gdpdorrsm e ~ Cuff Sets Motor Car or Truck with | | trimmings. $ EBONITE. i i Carefully tailored of soft wool fabrics, in J 2 Tt will put those whimper- i the new shades of red and henna, as well as 3 i 25 ing, grinding transmission 4| many overplaids. Durably lined. Sizes 7to 14 2 c 5 or differential gears to sleep. You won't even get a whis. per out of them, and you'll ' The Final Reduction Before Inven- =B L f smve zepsinibills Lansburgh & Bro. have | tory—Girls’ High-Priced Coats p Regularly; 59 Buy with your mind mads emand ] i i O ¢ L 5 Quite the most recent nov- L o et T Jjust received 1,620 fresh, (| (40) Coats_that sold for $19.98 : elfs—this tailored. collas ‘and e : il to §25.00. Sizes 12 to 17. Now : nlorOfer ol A Cromem new Shirts. They will be ‘ oy ¢ i $13.98 i cuff set in plaid and check e and at & the EBONITE checker-board .o e placed on sale tomorrow at (9) Coats that sold for $49.50. szs 00 . Sty Taundered, they add‘much tothe appeasanice . . ! of a tailored frock. In many designs and color combi- E BON IT E i this extraordinary low price 4 Sizes 14 to 17. Now ‘ g (IT's SHREDDED OIL) | 'l (2) Coats, formerly $ 549.50 G I B e e BAYERSON OILWORKS - COLUMBIA 5228, | . £ L] recowear ! In Time for Graduation j Petticoats 39 ' An Underpriced Sale of | ' $1.95 o = Boys’ 4-Piece Suits | | oot o m and so may you! IExceptional quali and texture ; BT many novelty combinations; savings of $1.00 on ecach O \ i £ " petticoat ! y 3 § All are straightline models that fit smoothly beneath ; . ® the new one-piece frocks—with vari-colored flounces. A wide range of colors. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGE & BRO. (&, 3 Coat, Vest, Regular and Golf Knickers So new that many are still unpacked; the result DeliciousFreshCandies of a purchase that was the single purpose of our buyer's trip to New York. e The values prove his trip a success; splendid | fabrics, smartly tailored, beautifully cut and finished Pound, c 2 S | into suits of obvious quality; every one plainly To our knowledge. this is the lowest worth much more than the price asked. g i ! e e 10 itv A 1 i ) ¥ . . An assortment o ‘resh, olesome andies peige kgt tu s Sevnigmare i e i = Coats are made in the loose-fitting English to suit every taste—all specially priced tomorrow. well made Imported English Broadcloth . {f model; vests blunt and a pair of regular knickers | . . Shirts by any store other than Lansburgh N K and one of golf knickers, too. The sizesare 8 to 17. | Stuffed Dates, 39c. Honey Scotch, 39c. & Bro. W ), Values well worth making a special trip to get. & Peanut Puffs, 39c. Peanut Brittle, 35c. . B 1 Wrapped Caramels, 49¢c. Thousands of users We have duplicated the extraordinary 2 XODRTH FLOOK, TANENURCN & NRO; | Assorted Jellies, 39c. Canton Crystalized si_ng its praises value offered just a week ago —we sold hundreds then, we'll sell hundreds tomor i ‘ : 2 b4 ' s e ESINOL Ointment is th hundreds e s : ¥ M th S V hlld Sh g R st made” T cured & row—and we trust that you will get your (0} ers’ ave on ren S 0€S., Boi® o fiiy, (Chibs wehen @y eiy: Tomorrow Ends Special Prices I Ih&nglellc failed "—Tenn. share of them. | 5 b Sope 3 _.ve. oun ‘l.:":lnt :;l;e i F I fom i £y st Rl Neckband Style—in White Only— “ $ I 9 i RO Engraved Visiting Cards Cream Almonds, 39c, Ginger, tin, 50c. S ¥l He bt Scap mot Sizes 131 to 17—$1.39 bealing and soothing as well as an excellent cleanser.”"—Calif. f }‘ “For the first time in 19 g The splendid grade of tan calf of which they are made assures lasting serv- ‘f 50 years my body and face are | ice. The range of sizes is indicated in the schedules. { L clear of eczema. | will always boost Resinol "—Mich. | GROWING GIRLS' SHOES CHILDREN'S SHOES i “Resinol cured a ringworm i 1112167 3 1 5151 6 16%1 7 | | RiZE 17 [T5INA%:0 015101001111 % 12181831 1 [1 | New Plate and 50 Cards hkéun;:acf;:.li."en 2o S i . e T W1 hiin L S A new plate engraved in Old English, Roman or i ; C L i T 1 2 o W A e i 3 2 files (names on request) to show RN S e S-SR Gothic type, plain or shaded letters. ] what Rméml‘ Soap -’nd Oint- 11 1| = S0 T N e e T R i Script Type, new plate and 50 cards, $1.40. ment can do for you if you are | suffering from skin trouble. Ask { wyour druggist about these pro- = = A Cards from Your Own Plate, 50 for 70c; 100 for $1.20. L RESINOL STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. i .